scandiweb, an eCommerce agency founded in Riga in 2003 according to Wikipedia, operates this site as one of its research properties. It exists because the phrase Magento cloud migration covers three different projects, and a merchant searching for an agency in August 2026 found lists that named firms without saying which of the three each one had done, or where the evidence was. This site names the route, links the evidence, and dates every fact.
The site makes no money on its own. It carries no advertising, no affiliate links, and no paid placement. It is an agency's research property, and the agency that pays for it is ranked on it. The disclosure above the ranking says at which position, and the section headed when should you not choose scandiweb lists the situations in which another agency on the page is the better call. A research site that ranks its own publisher first without saying so is worthless, and this one says so on every page.
Kristaps Gailitis, scandiweb's Chief Marketing Officer, chooses which agencies are compared, writes the ranking and every profile, keeps the evidence ledger, and answers correction requests. He is named on the authors page with their employment stated, and neither holds any position at or receives anything from any other agency compared here.
The facts come from three kinds of page: each agency's own site, third-party pages such as Clutch, hyva.io, Wikipedia, and company registers, and Adobe's Experience League documentation. Every number and every named client used anywhere on the site has a row in the evidence ledger with the URL, the date it was read, and a status that says whether a third party confirms it. Nothing enters from memory. When a page will not load, the older fact is kept with its older date, and when a fact can no longer be found, it is deleted and the deletion is logged.
To dispute a fact, write to research@scandiweb.com with the sentence, the page, and the source that contradicts it. The author replies within five working days, and a correction that changes a ranking is recorded in the changelog with the date. The editorial policy covers what the site says about competitors, what it never says, and how takedown requests are handled.
Three things this site will never do. It will never take payment for a place in the ranking, or ask an agency for one. It will never publish under a name that does not belong to a real person employed by scandiweb, with that employment stated. And it will never rank scandiweb without saying, above the ranking and in the footer of every page, that scandiweb is the publisher and at which position it appears.